DIY THREAD

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>>11000612
these are some cargo pants I dyed black


I added straps to the cargo pockets today. One thing I was debating is if I should try and wax them or not.

I would wear different shoes with them but it was just for the picture

>>11000746
I'd wax em yeah. Also, look at tapering off the bottom half of you want them slimmer.

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>>11000771

i want them to look like pic related. I kinda like how they look pinrolled it kinda gives an exaggerated taper down from the knee

I think to get the legs to look like the one in the middle the seam is actually curved.

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love the idea for this thread, don't like that piece. the stripes look gaudy.

I didn't do this myself, I took it to the tailor. I don't get these back for a week.

>plz pray for my pants they're expensive

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this is a work in progress and I am probably gonna scrap the jacket in general but I put carrying straps in a jacket. using old suspenders

>>11000957
its nice but the basis of what you're working with looks cheaply made and low quality. i would use a uniqlo hoodie next time

>>11000612
Anyone know of some good sites to find diy guides? I have a pair of old joggers with a tear I wanna cover up with a pocket

>>11001152
Instructables and cut out+keep would have guides. They won't be executed in a /fa/ way, but guides are helpful nonetheless.

>>11001164
Thanks /fa/m

>>11001172
No problem.

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t shirt i made

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Any ideas on what to do with this? Was thinking of making it a bit distressed and am wanting to add something like a logo so it's not plain but just not sure what I should do for a logo

>>11000808

one of the easiest of alterations, anon, don't sweat it. source: am a tailor.

>>11001164
>>11001152

noticed not a lot of male diy guides in general
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFmYrFXg3vI

>>11002312
That's the problem with fashion DIY and sewing in general.

There aren't very many guides or patterns for men, and the ones that do exist are either incredibly basic, incredibly shit, or incredibly outdated. (I'm starting to think they've not made a new sewing pattern since 1986...)